Angry with son's form teacher
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Isn’t it her job to help your son improve? I thought a more constructive is to discuss how you can work with her to support your son’s learning?
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email to the principal to complain la… :x
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tankee:
or just kena \"told-off\" by superior for his\\her class relatively poorer acedemic results?
not so, cos her's is a relatively good class, maybe she don't want my son's poor results to affect her 'good' class lah... maybe i should get my son out of her class... :? -
mummy of 2:
Isn't it her job to help your son improve? I thought a more constructive is to discuss how you can work with her to support your son's learning?
i thought so too :celebrate: . now it become my problem.
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vlim:
email to the principal to complain la... :x
really feel like it... maybe i will... hubby think so too -
In any case, she doesn’t have the right to make you feel that way.
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MMM:
In any case, she doesn't have the right to make you feel that way.
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KoalaMummy:
Hi koalamummy,tankee:
or just kena \"told-off\" by superior for his\\her class relatively poorer acedemic results?
not so, cos her's is a relatively good class, maybe she don't want my son's poor results to affect her 'good' class lah... maybe i should get my son out of her class... :?
I do agree with you that the teacher shdn't have taken out her frustration at you. But anyone can have a bad day rite? How is she towards your DS? Does he like her?
If your DS is in a relatively good class, perhaps the teacher is feeling the pressure from 'up above'.
May I suggest that you make an appt to see the teacher first and sort out the issue abt your DS's results, which is the prority I believe. I don't think getting him out of the class is the answer. Unless of course your DS is not happy being there.
Going to the P shd be the last resort.
Just my 2 cents
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I think the teacher is also under pressure from the principal. Unless you know for sure what’s the principal is like, I would see no point in complaining to the principal. What if you kena "scolded" by the principal as well?
If your boy really cant keep up with the class, then better request for class transfer or get him a tutor to pull up his performance since the teacher has sort of passed the bucket to you.
Wish you find a solution soon. -
If you look from different perspective this could be due the teacher is also having stress to get the class to perform well. But in any case, the teacher has no rights to scold any parents. If this happens to me, I will talk to the P or VP.
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